Hello and welcome to a breaking news edition of prosecuting Donald Trump. I'm Andrew

Weissman. I'm here with Mary McCord. Good morning, Andrew.

I'm Mary. So once again, this is my standard mantra. I'm telling you that I'm a little

groggy. I was up very, very late last night and then again, up on Morning Joe. And of course,

because there was an indictment, what part of the world are you in, Mary? Because I assume

that you timed this so that you would be on vacation. Or maybe there's a cause and

effect. Maybe. Yeah. I am on Eastern time. Let's just say I'm on Eastern time, but I'm

not at home. And this is three out of four indictments that have hit at some point

when I'm traveling. No, I do not constantly vacation. I had not vacation for a full

year and three short trips. And these happen to happen on each of the three short trips.

Okay. So emphasis on short. Yes. Yes. I mean, one was just a couple of extra days tacked

onto a business trip. So there. Okay. This is starting to sound very different. Just

now to sell. Actually, yesterday on air, no one really expected this to happen at night,

at night, or even yesterday, people were sort of thinking it was going to be Tuesday, not

Monday that this happened. So I was heading back from a weekend with my sister. And I

was racing in Nicole was coming in. Like everyone was sort of like regrouping. But anyway,

that gives you a little bit of a sense of what we're going to talk about, which is the

Georgia indictment. There was a stunning set of charges handed down last night. Fanny

Willis gave a press conference. It seems like in the middle of the night, we were all up

on air watching it quickly, reading the indictment. Those charges accused Donald Trump and

18 count them 18 other people of being part of a criminal enterprise to overturn the 2020

election in Georgia. And it's a sprawling indictment. That's the core charge, but there are

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